WorldPublished: 23 October 2026 at 07:55
Karachi's last two African elephants remain in captivity
Two African elephants are the last ones left in captivity in Karachi, Pakistan, while their sisters have already died. Al Jazeera asks whether the surviving animals will make it.
Two African elephants remain in captivity in Karachi, Pakistan. They are the city's last ones. Their sisters have already died, which raises the question of whether the two survivors will live.
The international news outlet Al Jazeera published a feature on the subject on 23 October. Its headline refers to Madhubala and to the fight for Karachi's captive elephants.
The available excerpt of the source gives no further details, such as the animals' ages, their health or the authorities responsible. No verified information on those points is available yet.
